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New Boat 4 Sled

Huge Kudos to crew of PERPLEXITY! "To windward for over two days in 20k-30k and 10-12' cross seas were trying conditions," writes Jim Quanci. Proud to know these guys and cheer their accomplishment.
 
sleddog said:
Huge Kudos to crew of PERPLEXITY! "To windward for over two days in 20k-30k and 10-12' cross seas were trying conditions," writes Jim Quanci. Proud to know these guys and cheer their accomplishment.
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As we know, due to its illustrious history, course, and challenging weather the Sydney/Hobart Race has strict qualification and safety standards. Even still, 35 out of 128 boats, more than 1/4 of the fleet retired. Indicative of the rugged conditions on the course and even more reason for applauding PERPLEXITY's performance. As mentioned above, we are proud to know this team. And I would be remiss to remind that PERPLEXITY, an Express 37, was designed by Carl Schumacher and built by friends here in Santa Cruz 40 years ago.

Happy New Year All!

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Carl Schumacher 1951-2002
 
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